Their delivery route has its challenges which Anderson has the characters handle with robust and often hilarious responses. The plot begins to race along as they discover they may have accidentally become witnesses to a very well-planned car theft pattern that is causing grief to numerous people.

Realistically, Tom Stevens, Jimmy Wilson, and Matt Woodridge keep delivering their papers while discovering increasing evidence that proves the thieves might just be a little closer to their world than they previously expected.

It is Tom, however, who proves the most capable at carrying this mysteryto its danger-fraught conclusion. His investigative skills are quite convincing and the reader will be mentally urging him forward as he comes closer to solving the crimes. His trust in God is contagious as he comes frightfully closer to having to do more than just watch an unfolding drama.

In a world fraught with apathy and resignation, Max Anderson presents another Tweener Press Adventure that is sure to delight young readers who are looking for real excitement and hope that defies all injustice.

Neat job, Mr. Anderson!